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Lore 287: It Takes a Village

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Unearthing Childhood Fears in Folklore

This chapter investigates the portrayal of creepy child figures in horror folklore from different cultures, including tales like the Chanak and Baba Yaga, as reflections of societal anxieties about childhood and mortality. It also examines the evolution of children's roles in the context of witch trials, illuminating the profound impact of fear and superstition in shaping societal narratives.

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